Donald Sage Mackay

Background

Mackay, Donald Sage was born on November 20, 1863 in Glasgow, Scotland. Son of Review W. Murray and Christian (Sage) Mackay.

Education

Graduate Glasgow University, Master of Arts (philosophy), 1885, New College, Edinburgh, 1889. Doctor of Divinity, Rutgers College, 1895. Doctor of Laws, Hope College, Michigan, 1906.

Career

Governor J. Gregory Smith, of Vermont, July 23, 1890. Came to the United States, 1890. Ordained to Congressional ministry, 1890.

Pastor 1st Congressional Church, Saint Albans, Vermont, 1890-1894, North. Reformed Church, Newark, New Jersey, 1894-1899, Collegiate Church of Saint Nicholas, since 1899.

President General Synod Reformed Church in America, since 1906. Author: Collegiate Sermons, 1906.

Home: New York, New New York

Achievements

• Donald Sage Mackay has been listed as a noteworthy clergyman by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • A man's religion and his business: A sermon, preached Sunday morning, May 12th, 1907 at the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, Fifth Avenue and 48th Street, New York
  • In memoriam. Victoria, the woman: Sermon preached at the memorial service of Her Majesty Queen Victoria at the Collegiate Church ... Jan. 27, 1901

Connections

Married Helen L., daughter

Father:

Review West. Murray Mackay

Mother:

Christian (Sage) Mackay

Spouse:

Helen L.